Unfortunately, its ninjutsu-like ability doesnt work from the command zone, which takes away a good chunk of its appeal to me
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Confusion in the Ranks Confusion in the Ranks is another chaos-centric card that swaps any artifact, enchantment, or creature entering the battlefield with another permanent of the same type
What makes it great, however, is that escape ability, which lets you cast it directly from the graveyard so long as you can find eight other cards to discard
12 Malcator, Purity Overseer A Fascinating Token Commander Amazing creature type aside, this Phyrexian Elephant Wizard plays extremely well in a staple Phyrexian deck archetype: an artifact-focused build
What's more, if you don't like the cards you put back on top, it's trivially easy to find an effect to shuffle way them away
